The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-10-20
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

ca SSeuN'
Mai Sessions made trip TO jackson
Saturday.
procl Parsons celebrated bis birthday
last sabbath.
prookbuyen was largely represented at
the Association.
For interesting reading matter call at
the City Drug Store
Go to Mrs. Frihck's for Bustles, prices
from IL to so cents
rtow .C.T.U.'s are the best friends
of the Y. NJ. c. AS.
The Masonic Hall is being nicely fitted
nm for the Y. NJ. C. A.
Mrs. Frilick offers for the next ~ days
wonderful bargains in hats.
Mr.. Henry Kidd has been visiting his
mother. Mrs. l.. A. Kidd.
Mrs Frilick has her sample hats on
vh;hition. Call and see them.
Mr.. C. N. Harris, of the Brandon Dem
oera,, was in town Thursday.
Edwin Kidd and Dune. Sessions are
,,ttcndrg the State University.
Miss Ella Thompson. of Bosue Ch'tto,
has been visiting Miss Pauline Watts.
Mrs. Bennett & Schaller have first
lass millinery and know how to sell.
Little Miss vIrgic Marshall has been
,.;sr;nc Grandpas Marshall and Bag
gctt.
Mr.. V. Il. Byrd entertained few
friends Mt his hosritable. home on Friday
last.
Clarence Harris, late of the Brandon
Democrat, is now an cmploye of tins
Office.
Hon. C. r. Dale, the Chesterfield of
Lawrence, paid us a pleasant call last
Thursday.
C,srERSs-A. Riggs & Bro, 2i7 Delord
street, near Dryades, New Orleans SEND
for price list.
The Bowskv's are building several
houses in Petersburg which they rent to
colored people.
During the month Of September, Nor
wood & Butterfeld shipped seventy-two
cars of lumber.
George Decell is now working at the
Meade drug store. He is a good boy and
will make his way.
Some of the w. c. I. US have been
irving entertainments for the benefit OF
the Y. NJ. c. AS.
Miss jamie Simon returned to her home
in Monticello yesterday, to the regret Oh
her numerous friends.
If you want cool, fresh, exhileratlng
drink, try LewenthaPs ice-coid soda wa
ter. only cents glass.
Mrs. Hartman's babe and Mrs. Terzias
were christened at the Presbyterian
church last Sabbath.
Mrs. Frilick has purchased a 'e'y
heary stock of goods this season and IS
determined not to be undersold.
Rev. j. r. Parish will preach at Old
Brook next Sunday at IL o'clock. After
preaching there will be baptiznS.
Do YOU need sewing machineH If so
buy genuine Singer. j. II. Perkins is
aren't and will sell yon for cash or credit.
The rainy weather Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday seriously interrupted the
protracted meeting at the Methodist
Church.
Col. Dabney Parish, State Cupid, was
in town last Tuesday in the interest OF
that progressive journal, the New Missis-
sippian.
Mrs. Susie Eager Rowan, well known
to many of our people, was married Oh
yesterday evening to Rev. l. p. Tlottor at
Brownsville, Tenn.
If you need any sash, doors, blinds,
paints, oils or any kind of builders hard
ware, call at Perkins Hardw are Store
He has a big line and will sell cheap for
cash.
Mr.. Robert Wooten, living few miles
west of town, got his thigh broken by
falling tree on the 7th inst. which had
been felled to catch coon. He suffer-
ed intensely, but is now improving.
Claude Cantoni, for several years a res
ident of BroOkhaven, but moro recently
of Leland, Miss, died of aropsy at the
residence of MIR. Lucich last Sunday and
was buried by the X. of ii. yesterday.
Messrs. Summers and Lew enthal hove
both favored the LEADER with q call
since their return from Jefferson. They
take their defeat with the utmost good
humor, and like the true and tried Dem
ocrats that they are, will both glve:Capt.
Whitney, the nominee, their hearty and
cordial support. t
Messrs. Willie Mcgrath and Lewis, De-
cell, two of ..Brookhaven'S society beaus'
made our town flying visit last Sunday
eve. Come again, young men: we are
always glad to have your little city repre-
sented by your handsome appearances
Crystal Springs Meteor.
Joseph Chrisman an old and we'll
known Brookhaven boy, but who is, now
running passenger engine on the Vicks-
burg and Meridian Railroad is in town
for short while on visit to his fathers
family. We trust his stay in the home OF
his boyhood may be pleasant.